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Climate experts continue to insist that Arctic sea ice is at a record low and declining. In fact, Arctic sea ice extent is normal and much higher than last year. Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News … Continue reading →

Laurel, Maryland (just outside DC Metro) has has 2,755 days over 90 degrees  since 1895, but according to experts, any this year are due to global warming. The most 90 degree days at Laurel occurred in 1900, when two thirds … Continue reading →

Plants and animals alike are being devastated by climate change.

I’m in Maryland and the weather is perfect. Look for the usual climate fraudsters to claim that the lovely weather is record heat. This map shows temperatures on June 12, 1956, when CO2 was 310 PPM. Almost the entire US … Continue reading →

I’m off to DC, where the EPA just cancelled their Scientific Integrity meeting after they found out who was showing up to call them out on their complete lack of integrity. Never mind that dozens of people flew in from … Continue reading →

June 1933 was the hottest June in US history. On this date in 1933, there were 100 degree temperatures from California to Pennsylvania and Michigan. Google Earth Greenville, PA was 100 degrees that day. Today it was 69 degrees in … Continue reading →

Cedar Lake, Washington has a very well sited station just east of Seattle. January-May temperatures there have plummeted over the past century. Temperatures there this year have averaged almost 15 degrees cooler than 1915. When I spoke at the Washington … Continue reading →

Australia used to be extremely hot. In 1896 Adelaide reached 111 degrees and Melbourne 112 degrees. 30 May 1896 – “SCOURGED.” TimesMachine: August 18, 1896 – NYTimes.com January temperatures at Bourke plummeted from the 1870s to the end of records … Continue reading →

NASA says Antarctica is losing ice, and it proves global warming. Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet: Land Ice NASA also says that Antarctica is gaining ice. NASA Study: Mass Gains of Antarctic Ice Sheet Greater than Losses | … Continue reading →

On this date in 1933, about three fourths of the US had 90+ temperatures, with 100 degree temperatures into New England. Temperatures in the Midwest approached 110 degrees. Google Earth There is no trend in June 9 heat going back … Continue reading →